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I appreciate this and I will be happy if you allow me to join the upcoming Learning Circles cohort in this round (June-July), 2024

The Knowledge Management (KM) Road Map for Public Health Emergencies provides a structured approach to managing information and knowledge during health crises. It aims to ensure that accurate, relevant, and timely information is available to all stakeholders involved in responding to public health emergencies. Here is an overview of the key components typically included in such a road map:1. Assessment and PlanningNeeds Assessment:Evaluate the current knowledge management capabilities and needs.Identify key stakeholders, including health workers, policymakers, and the community.Determine the types of information and knowledge that need to be managed (e.g., epidemiological data, treatment protocols, communication strategies).Strategic Planning:Develop a KM strategy tailored to the specific context of the public health emergency.Define objectives, scope, and timelines for the KM initiatives.Align KM activities with broader emergency response plans and health system goals.2. Infrastructure and ToolsTechnology Infrastructure:Implement and maintain robust IT systems for data collection, storage, and sharing.Ensure secure and reliable access to information through digital platforms (e.g., databases, cloud services, mobile applications).Tools and Platforms:Utilize knowledge management tools such as dashboards, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), and collaborative platforms.Integrate systems for real-time data analytics and visualization to aid decision-making.3. Information and Data ManagementData Collection and Management:Establish protocols for standardized data collection, ensuring data quality and accuracy.Develop a centralized repository for storing and organizing information.Information Dissemination:Implement mechanisms for the timely dissemination of critical information to stakeholders (e.g., through alerts, reports, and bulletins).Use multiple communication channels, including social media, websites, and traditional media, to reach diverse audiences.4. Capacity Building and TrainingTraining Programs:Conduct training sessions for health workers and other stakeholders on KM tools and practices.Provide ongoing education and support to ensure effective use of KM systems.Community Engagement:Educate the public on how to access and use health information during emergencies.Foster community-based knowledge sharing and feedback mechanisms.5. Collaboration and CoordinationStakeholder Engagement:Facilitate collaboration between government agencies, non-governmental organizations, international bodies, and the private sector.Establish partnerships to enhance resource sharing and coordination.Knowledge Networks:Create and support networks for knowledge sharing among experts and practitioners.Promote interdisciplinary collaboration to address complex health issues. Monitoring and EvaluationPerformance Metrics:Define key performance indicators (KPIs) to monitor the effectiveness of KM initiatives.Regularly evaluate KM activities and their impact on emergency response outcomes.Feedback Loops:Implement feedback mechanisms to continuously improve KM practices based on stakeholder input and lessons learned.Document best practices and lessons learned for future reference. Sustainability and Continuous ImprovementSustainable Practices:Integrate KM into the routine operations of health systems to ensure long-term sustainability.Secure funding and resources to maintain and expand KM initiatives.Continuous Improvement:Foster a culture of continuous learning and adaptation within the organization.Regularly update KM strategies and tools to reflect new developments and emerging challenges.

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Thank you so much! I really learned so much from this workshop.

found very useful. Thanks

This is an interesting presentation

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connect immigration status to vaccination and every anti immigrant on the planet will take vaccines and all third world era will stay in their own countries...

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2:33 Interesting stock image to use about family planning. Seems like with 1.4B people, that’s not really a moral imperative in India.

0:23 High Impact Practices (in Family Planning) … 4y later, less than 1,000 views. 😂

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Great knowledge shared.

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much interested in learning more and being part in the implementation of ASRHR in the my country

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Go ahead!🎉

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Very helpful approach ...

How will address side effects and complications of self-injectable contraceptive administration timely?

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Super intéressant. Et bien mené. Bravo

This was extremely interesting and useful, thank you so much! I will try out the methods you illustrated.

Completely agree. 😉

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The power and potential of well built presentation by Margaret Bilaji , Inspiring presentation Maheen Shahid ( SDSM) regarding PPFP and Good initiate work at Jhpiego India

This is so inspiring

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Very good opportunities for the people pitching. Let the implementations be useful to our beneficiaries

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I'm from RDC,

Hi, best wishes to all the participants. It is not who got selected and who does not but the attempt is more important

Good pitch Brian.Hoyee!! team Kenya

Hi everyone, i am Ukar-osuo Thomas from Clinton Health Access Initiative, Nigeria. Great job

I'm Edna Neenwi from CHAI, Nigeria

Very pertinent.